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1 predatory
adjectiveliving by attacking and feeding on others:مُفْتَرِس، ضارa predatory animal.
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2 الطيور الجوارح
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3 جارح
1́ adj. injurious, wounding, painful, offensive, predatory, acrid2́ n. cutting off -
4 جشع
1́ adj. greedy, avaricious, predatory, grasping, rapacious, ravening, mercenary2́ n. greed, greediness, avarice, avidity, cupidity, an itching palm, rapacity -
5 سلاب
1́ adj. predatory2́ n. marauder, predator -
6 سلبي
adj. negative, minus, unfavorable, passive, supine, predatory, unfavourable -
7 شره
1́ adj. gluttonous, voracious, cormorant, gourmand, piggish, avid, greedy, hoggish, lickerish, predatory, solicitous, gross2́ n. voracity, avidity, pig, greed -
8 ضار
1́ adj. hurtful, injurious, detrimental, malign, malignant, noisome, noxious, pernicious, prejudicial, truculent, unhealthy, unwholesome, poisonous, vicious, ferocious, fierce, predatory, rabid, rapacious, ravenous, savage, sharp, set, impish, felled2́ n. pest -
9 طماع
1́ adj. greedy, avid, grasping, rapacious, ravening, predatory, pushing2́ n. kidnapper -
10 طير جارح
adj. predatory -
11 كاسر
1́ adj. predatory, rapacious2́ n. breaker -
12 كواسر
adj. predatory -
13 مفترس
adj. predacious, predatory, rapacious, ravenous, voracious -
14 نهاب
1́ adj. predatory, rapacious2́ n. marauder -
15 نهبي
adj. predatory -
16 جارح
جارح: مُفْتَرس، كاسِرpredatory, predacious, rapacious, raptorial, ferocious -
17 جارحة
جارحَة: طائِرٌ أو حَيَوانٌ مُفْتَرس -
18 سبع
سَبْع: حَيَوانٌ مُفْتَرِسbeast of prey, predatory animal -
19 ضار
ضارٍ (الضّاري)predatory, predacious, rapacious, ravenous, voracious, ferocious; savage, feral, ferine, wild, untamed; fierce, violent -
20 حيوان ضار
حَيَوانٌ ضارٍbeast of prey, predatory animal, predator
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